(jazz drumbeat) - [Narrator] We brought
together seven sorority girls. - I'm in a sorority. - I'm in a sorority. - I'm in a sorority. - I'm in a sorority. - I'm in a sorority. - I'm in a sorority. - I'm in a sorority. - [Narrator] One is a liar. If the group discovers who the liar is, they'll split a cash prize. If the liar survives, they win the entire prize. - [Editor] Oh, also. Stay tuned because in this episode, there will be an extra special surprise. - Okay, okay. Um, (laughs). - We can all say what sorority we're in. - I'm in Gamma Phi Beta. - I'm also in Gamma Phi Beta. - Oh! - I'm in Tri Delta.
- Okay. - I'm in Delta Gamma. - I'm in Kappa Alpha Theta. - I'm an ADPi. - I'm also in Kappa Alpha Theta. I didn't think that there
would be another person that was in the same sorority. And I thought if there was, then it was a trick. Why did you guys decide
to stay in your sorority? I stayed because I just had a lot of like emotional and mental health
support within my sorority. - I stayed in 'cause I live in, and it's a lot cheaper.
(laughing) - Yeah, it's so cheap. - Than living off campus. - The first round was really fast so we didn't really
have time to figure out who knew the most information. - Why'd you guys... (laughing) - What was your guys' bid day themes? - Ours was like space camp. - Ours was sweet dreams. It was like dreamy. - Ours was like - Delta dreaming. Ours was DJT. (clock ticking) - I think she was just one of
the most enthusiastic ones. - She was just asking too much. - Dang it. Bye guys. - Bye. - I think I just led the conversation and I think people just thought
because I was leading it that I was trying to avoid
answering the questions but really I I'm just
a really loud person. All right. So should we, should we
each say why we rushed? - Yeah. So I rushed because
my roommate was rushing and we kind of wanted to
do it together to kind of see which ones we can get in. Also, my sister was a
DG, so I was a legacy. So - Ivy mentioned like a legacy and to me that was like the thing that was like the easiest to like, know
if you weren't in Greek life. - What is everyone symbol? We're - The president. Wait, do you know like your sign DG? - I'm fine. Well, we can't say gamma guns anymore. (laughs) - I felt like she was
trying really hard to convince us all that
she was in a sorority. (upbeat music playing) - [Editor] All right, everyone. We have a three way tie. The tie is between Sophia,
Charlotte and Ashley. So each of you are gonna have
30 seconds to state your case. - I am in a sorority - Yeah. So I'm really in a sorority too. - So I really am in a sorority. - I know I like fit the like stereotype and that might be like, why not? But like I am. - I just got slated
into having a position. It's something I'm really passionate about and I really am in one. - Yeah. I love my sorority and we're doing girls on the road. We have a 5k actually ECI December 7th. So everybody's at. - She was a little bit
quiet and she was mumbling and when she was talking she wasn't making eye
contact with anyone else. (error sound) (laughs nervously) - Bye. - I thought I was gonna be
eliminated the whole time. I don't know. I felt like there were some
people gunning for me, so - [Editor] Reminder that
after the next voting round there's going to be a surprise. - Gosh. I totally believe
you when you said slated cause I was like that
isn't we all know like if you're on exact - What's is your position and congrats. - Thank you. I'm director of social events. - When she said that, I
was like, okay, she's for sure in a sorority. - What is your guys' least favorite thing about being in a sorority? - Someone who isn't in a
sorority might like see it as like this positive experience where like everyone loves each other and there's no like wrong in it. So I thought it would be harder for the mole to like make up
an answer to that question. - I don't like the stereotype
that goes along with it. My friends, a lot of them
aren't in sororities actually. That's like the ones that are
in my sorority and sometimes they like just make comments
and they're like, oh like that's a sorority girl thing. Or like, they're like, - Oh, I'm so sorority. - Oh yeah. And like, I'm like well it's really like,
not like that at all. - For the most part, people
look at a sorority girl as someone who's extremely
skinny, white, blonde overly preppy. When you have people like me
who don't fit any of those it's kind of annoying
because people assume that this is just a group for these people when it shouldn't be. - What houses were you guys between? Like your last day. It was for me, it was GFI and Kappa. - Mine was, oh sorry. - Mine was (bell rings) - If you brought up the legacy thing you probably had a good chance
of not being in a sorority. (error buzzes) - I guess I just wasn't as stereotypical sorority as they wanted. - [Editor] At this point, we're gonna introduce a new contestant that none of you have met yet. - Oh - [Editor] They're either in a sorority or are a second mole. For this round only
she will not be voting. - My name is Sierra and I'm in a sorority. Hi. - Hi. (laughs) - Sierra. - I'm Riana. - Riana. - Charlotte. - Charlotte. - Ashley. - Ashley. - Emily. - She scared me a little
bit, to be honest. - Which sorority are you in? - So I graduated from SDSU. I was in AXO so yeah, really fun. I feel like people describe me as like a sorority girl anyways so I didn't wanna overcompensate. I'm like, well, we could do our chance. (laughs) - If you want to. - I'm trying to think what else I can ask. How much are your guys dues per
like quarter, like semester? - Since I wasn't in the
initial part of the game I knew they would have suspicions. - Well, it was split up but I think it was like 2000 a semester. - Mine is like 1600 per quarter. - Oh wow. So you have three quarters. - So it's like - Oh my God, that's so expensive. - You could tell a bunch of
were a little more reserved. Like we don't really wanna
say like how much our chapter asks us to pay dues. And she was like, boom, like 1600. And I'm like, oh, that's kind
of like daring for you to just say that out loud. If you need help, which is great. Like there's scholarships and stuff. So like to break that stereotype,
it's not that expensive. It's like what you make of it. But like (bell rings) - I just trusted the other two more and so it was just kind of
like I had to put her down kind of thing. (error buzzes) - Bye. - Bye. - What was like your least favorite part of being a part of a sorority? - Honestly, I feel like
just the stereotype. I feel like people definitely
pinned girls that were in a sorority as a certain way. When I feel like I found
like people I better could be my weddings or like
I thought they helped me grow to be a better person and I feel like I don't know, a sorority gave
me that type of community, so - What are like the biggest
takeaways you've gotten since like you're not
in a sorority anymore? Like what are the
biggest things you've got from being in it? - I could take shots like a, (laughs) - No, I'm just kidding. Honestly, just, but the
relationships I got home like it's not just like,
it's not for four years. It's for life. It's just like, it really is. I feel like it just taught me
a lot of things about just, I don't know, what a community can do cause it's still like
paying it forward for me. - Yeah. (bell rings) - We just wanted to be a
hundred percent certain so I'm sorry, Sierra. (error buzzes) - Okay. Hold on. - [Editor] Raise your hand
if you have any doubts and you would like to continue the game. - No doubt. - [Editor] All right. - If y'all cross me. - No. (laughs) - Oh gosh. - [Editor] If the lights turn
green, you voted the liar out. If the lights turn red, the
liar is still in the box and you lose. (foreboding music plays) (cheers enthusiastically) - I mean like there's no way. - [Editor] If the mole or moles could now step forward and reveal yourself. - Oh no. - Oh my God. - I was like actually,
like, I mean your dues were actually higher than that. - Really? - I was like, oh, I kind
of feel like it was you. - I always wanted to do this. - Me too. - Oh wait. (laughs) - I rushed. So I like almost joined Greek life but then I decided to drop cause I decided like I
didn't wanna be part of it, so it was kind of fun, like
doing this since I had gone through rush so I had like
some experience with it. - I did not expect her
to be the mole at all. - She knew just enough,
which was like so shocking at the end of the day. I've never fanned myself
with money before. - Me Either, me either. - Especially after paying dues. - No. - I feel like it's really hard to pin down "Oh, that's a sorority girl", because they're just like any other girl. - 1, 2, 3. (laughs) - Yeah. Let's do a green one. That's fun. All right. Hello. Thank you for watching
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